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Stronger & Healthier communities through INtegration of Emerging Health Tech program (SHINE-HT) is sponsored by Massachusetts eHealth Institute (MeHI). This program helps Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in Massachusetts adopt health tech solutions to support their workforce and improve care delivery. It focuses on addressing the unique needs of underrepresented and underserved patient populations.
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The Stronger & Healthier communities through INtegration of Emerging Health Tech program (SHINE-HT) is designed to help Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in Massachusetts adopt health tech solutions that support their workforce and improve their care delivery.
AI and other health tech solutions are rapidly changing the way health care is delivered by helping to reduce administrative burdens, increasing access to care and improving patient-provider communication. However, these solutions are often not designed with the unique needs of underrepresented and underserved patient populations and their care providers in mind.
Additionally, the FQHCs who serve these patients have limited resources to evaluate, purchase and implement new health tech solutions. MeHI created the SHINE-HT program to assess FQHC’s health tech needs, identify and test implementations of health tech solutions to meet those needs, and provide incentive funding and consulting services to help FQHCs adopt and utilize proven health tech solutions.
In September and October 2025, MeHI hosted listening sessions at five FQHCs across Massachusetts in collaboration with the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers. Attendees included administrative and clinical staff, senior leadership and patient representatives.
The sessions offered an opportunity for MeHI to hear directly from FQHC staff and patients about existing technologies being used by FQHCs, pain points that can be supported by technology and the barriers they face to adopting new technology. From these sessions, MeHI identified six priority use cases aimed at testing health technology solutions to address specific FQHC pain points.
Solution/Technology Use case example Current vendors with existing solutions to support use case (not exhaustive) AI Call Center Triaging patients to the correct clinical / administrative departments Addressing multiple languages to support patient populations AssortHealth, Attuned-Intelligence, Emitrr, Hyro, TalkDesk Ambient scribing Corti AI, DeepScribe, Nabla, Nuance DAX, Suki AI Scheduling solutions Emitrr, Kyruus Health, NexHealth, Phreesia Patient Intake tools Phreesia Prior authorization Insurance verification for patients to receive services within the FQHC Insurance verification for referrals Assured, BridgeHealthAI, Clearwave, Doctor Alliance, Valer Translation and interpretation services Connecting patients with social services Barrier AI, Callipoe, IQVIA NLP, Lexi, Nabla, WellSky Other Many FQHCs lack the resources to evaluate, procure and successfully implement new health technologies across their organizations.
Through a competitive request for proposals (RFP) process, MeHI has pre-qualified nine organizations to serve as Implementation Partners. These organizations have experience in designing and leading implementations of health technologies for community-based health care organizations.
They will be eligible to receive funding to lead the design and rollout of pilot technology implementations at Massachusetts FQHCs through the SHINE-HT program. The pre-qualified Implementation Partners are: Community Technology Cooperative Mass League of Community Health Centers Implementation Partner Profiles In January 2026, MeHI solicited proposals from FQHCs in Massachusetts for the FY26 pilot of the SHINE-HT Program.
Through a mini-bid process, MeHI selected two FQHCs to conduct pilot implementations of a health technology solution that addresses one of the identified use cases. Codman Square Health Center will pilot BridgeHealthAI’s technology to support insurance verification and enrollment workflows under the prior authorization use case.
Codman has selected Clinovations as their Implementation Codman Square Health Center Partners HealthFirst Family Care Center will pilot BridgeHealthAI’s technology to support insurance verification and enrollment workflows under the prior authorization use case. HealthFirst has selected FastX Partners as their Implementation Partner.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in Massachusetts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Stronger & Healthier communities through INtegration of Emerging Health Tech program (SHINE-HT) is funded by Massachusetts eHealth Institute (MeHI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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